The Hardest Part Of The Police Academy 🥲

[@metaldonut8931]

I’m really interested in joining one of the forces, so this was really good advice

[@Roblox0909S]

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[@HAAAAAAAAHHHHHH]

@@CentralRobloxxwhat do you mean ??

[@idonteveniowanymo]

@@CentralRobloxxwdym by juice?!?!?!?!?

[@juancarlosreyna2924]

Good question

[@Zaikru]

Wtfff lmaooooo juice. Stay hydrated water is all you guys will need in a police academy

[@tom.mk7_151]

Just got my academy date 3/25/24 ☺️

[@ericauen]

Good luck 🫡

[@malachibenford3996]

Good luck filled an application to join my local police department wish me luck guys!!!

[@Ajaws]

Good luck homie, I graduate my academy in 8 weeks, God willing.

[@elenamoreno7644]

YOU GOT THIS

[@BarnettFamily-dy7eg]

Same man just got a tryout ​@@malachibenford3996

[@adolfoolivas5221]

Hardest part was trying not to yell STFU every 5 min at the fellow cadets so we don’t get smoked.

[@BPD1586]

Spot on...had a bunch of know-it-all millenials and look at me tik-tok gen in my academy class. Did more pushups and flutter kicks during smoke sesions than regular PT sessions.

[@FreddyD177]

I got DQ so I'm putting some space from me and past behaviors/mistakes but I remember in the few months being in the hiring process going to these free we'll call it academy prep classes for candidates there being groups or people showing up and just talking flirting etc and while we wouldn't get smoked or yelled at as bad as you guys who did go to the academy they sure would make us wall sit hold down pushup positions and other stuff for sure it sucked but imo was kinda fun to see them struggle for their actions and I just saw it as a positive for myself their mistakes made my pain convert to strength. I can't wait to hopefully get hired in the next 2 years if they accept my appeal.

[@jaidensimon2287]

😂😂😂✅

[@jonathancoleman7028]

@@FreddyD177what were you DQ for? I have a potential DQ but kinda like you I’m distancing myself for the next year or so from it. I had a minor marijuana charge. First (and only) time though so it’s just a misdemeanor!

[@WryBarracuda624]

Real people can be stupid

[@LassinEli-El]

Congratulations on becoming an officer. I am 22 on my journey. Just applied to a trained position hopefully I get a response.

[@PoweredbyJESUS7]

Feel sorry for you that you decided to join the CULT IN BLUE. Worst job in America and the academy’s are joke. Horrific outdated wanna be tough guy military style training with titles/rank that mimic military so the already ego inflated profession of law enforcement makes people think they are more important then they are. That military style has no place for civilian policing. Plus all the bizarre things they make you do and superiors think they are Gods and your a piece of walking trash. You get abused for 6 months and anyone who goes along with it and allows another human being to subject them to those things tells me there a very weak minded individual at the end of the day. Submissive and no true identity in life. Brainwashing begins immediately. It’s all about control. Superiors try to convince you it’s the best Career ever know to man. Corruption is unbelievably high. Plus now I’ll get into the nitty gritty. Sexual advances and cheating are common place along officers. Sex rings between them is the norm. Spouses and partners get cheated on all the time because cadets/ officers are around other cadets or officers everyday so manipulation happens and then things go south. People in law enforcement are some of the most corrupt, power abusing, lying, hypocritical, manipulative, cheating, womanizing, vile, wicked, sinful, anti God people in positions of power there is. Everything I just said is 100% true and I know all this because of my job I know law enforcement very well and from personally experience. They are horrible people. Plus my ex went through the Houston police academy in November 2020 I was COMPLETELY against it and she ended up validating everything I said and said how bad it was. The corrupt in blue is a uniformed gang. The general population who blindly supports them, calls them Heros and all the other worshiping and praising they do when it couldn’t be further from the truth. If people really know what goes on behind the scene and who Law Enforcement really are nobody with any kind of intelligence and spiritual conviction would support them. Get out while you can. The longer your in the more you get consumed by the demons until your so brainwashed and desensitized that is becomes harder and harder to come back to reality. It’s truly that bad.

[@prettyflak0169]

Hell yeah bro any updates ? I’m 22 too and been wanting to join but I’m a bit nervous

[@PoweredbyJESUS7]

@@prettyflak0169 Read my factual comment I wrote a month ago on exactly who law enforcement is. Who they truly are. You would be extremely foolish to ever pick that as a career.

[@kermit_neck_rope5494]

@@prettyflak0169 Don't listen to the goober below. Law enforcement is a great career path. You just gottta make the leap man. I'm hopefully going to my local academy in January!

[@_Crunch]

​@@PoweredbyJESUS7?

[@jonathanjimenez1162]

I just passed my Polygraph and have been offered a start date for the Mesa PD academy!

[@salvadoralbarran4155]

What kind of questions do they asked you? I’m in the process of getting hired. I got my popat test coming up here soon

[@jonathanjimenez1162]

@@salvadoralbarran4155 they ask you questions about your background. Everything you shared on your ESOPH to make sure you’re an honest person. Be truthful and you will have nothing to worry about. They will ask you about mistakes you may have made in the past. You just have to be honest. Deception can be a disqualification.

[@Ajaws]

@@salvadoralbarran4155it’s always background stuff. “Have you ever committed a crime, have you ever been part of a gang, have you ever committed a crime of violence, have you ever been guilty of perjury,” etc.

[@ze3bar]

I wanna know what questions they asked too!

[@12matheus34cabral]

how long did your background check take ? I am in this part now

[@willwillreview]

Just waiting to take my POPAT for Mesa PD!!!! This helps a lot! Thanks!!!!

[@fullsendclips]

How’d it go?

[@Joshy1313]

I have my polygraph test in 5 days. Excited!

[@nysirwilliams8986]

How’d that go ?

[@doomguy2020]

What did they ask?

[@Btb305]

What do they ask?

[@ElliottAndrews-y9f]

I`m 36 and have been in ministry for 10 years. I starting riding with our local PD and developed a heart for it. I was just hired full time and headed to the academy in May.

[@ConsistentlyInconsistent21]

Good luck!

[@Ebike15]

I want to join I’m getting ready I’m 36 as well , your comment got me motivated

[@glitchingbeast1697]

@@Ebike15I smell bacon I smell grease I smell a wannabe pig I hope this takes your motivation away

[@longliveliljay1670]

Amen brother

[@ShawShank-kr9wq]

I’m 36 as well the guy with the best physical fitness test scores in our academy was 37 very motivating seeing him smoke all the 20 year olds.

[@broderman5]

From what I've seen in videos so far it looks like the hardest parts are waking up at 5 in the morning and running

[@skipyYT221]

Pepper spray joined the chat

[@jackrosenbaum]

Nah that lasts 24 hours then it's mostly done for

[@SG-pj5zl]

Show up Listen Take good notes That’s taught not naturally given

[@ckchatta369]

You lost me at the “taught not natural” 😂😂 wtf. Its natural for me mf ion run my mouth while trying to learn. You pigs say the silliest things

[@markb3451]

Running was the hardest part for me. In California you have to do a 12 minute mile and a half 6 times during the academy and I absolutely despise running. All the other physical aspects were really easy but running is the bane of my existence. I really struggled with that.

[@cheapshadows1371]

You need to be able to run a 12 minute mile at LEAST as an officer.

[@justjoshin02]

What other running did you do?

[@invincible201xxx]

​@@cheapshadows1371most police foot chases are sprints not long distance running. In NJ it's in the 15's and some of the best cops would have failed if it was 12

[@nightmaresnightly]

a 12 minute mile and a half is as easy as it gets man lol

[@markb3451]

@@nightmaresnightly 8 minute mile pace is not easy for me. Running is not fun.

[@ItsWald0]

I’m going through the academy now. The test are def a challenge, at least the first few because it’s a lot of information. But like you said, pay attention, take good notes and study.

[@12matheus34cabral]

how long did your background check take ? I am in this part now

[@ItsWald0]

My background took about 3 mos.

[@katrielisrael3374]

I already went!!😄 Hardest part was staying injury free🤣😂

[@samguthrie763]

this 😂 so many in my class got injured including myself

[@lurchman60]

And understanding constitutional rights! But you already are indoctrinated, and you're not wearing your big boy pants, you're only becoming a police officer because you want to be a tyrant, and there's some kind of retribution or a get back, because somebody violated you continuously when you were a child!

[@KrislyndGrace]

I have so much support for you because my mom was a police officer for about a year

[@moneymakersism]

She still a cop ? What happened?

[@PoweredbyJESUS7]

Feel sorry for you she decided to join the CULT IN BLUE. Worst job in America and the academy’s are joke. Horrific outdated wanna be tough guy military style training with titles/rank that mimic military so the already ego inflated profession of law enforcement makes people think they are more important then they are. That military style has no place for civilian policing. Plus all the bizarre things they make you do and superiors think they are Gods and your a piece of walking trash. You get abused for 6 months and anyone who goes along with it and allows another human being to subject them to those things tells me there a very weak minded individual at the end of the day. Submissive and no true identity in life. Brainwashing begins immediately. It’s all about control. Superiors try to convince you it’s the best Career ever know to man. Corruption is unbelievably high. Plus now I’ll get into the nitty gritty. Sexual advances and cheating are common place along officers. Sex rings between them is the norm. Spouses and partners get cheated on all the time because cadets/ officers are around other cadets or officers everyday so manipulation happens and then things go south. People in law enforcement are some of the most corrupt, power abusing, lying, hypocritical, manipulative, cheating, womanizing, vile, wicked, sinful, anti God people in positions of power there is. Everything I just said is 100% true and I know all this because of my job I know law enforcement very well and from personally experience. They are horrible people. Plus my ex went through the Houston police academy in November 2020 I was COMPLETELY against it and she ended up validating everything I said and said how bad it was. The corrupt in blue is a uniformed gang. The general population who blindly supports them, calls them Heros and all the other worshiping and praising they do when it couldn’t be further from the truth. If people really know what goes on behind the scene and who Law Enforcement really are nobody with any kind of intelligence and spiritual conviction would support them. Get out while you can. The longer your in the more you get consumed by the demons until your so brainwashed and desensitized that is becomes harder and harder to come back to reality. It’s truly that bad.

[@LONEHUNTER-t9s]

Thanks for the information 😊

[@adonaimorton6782]

I'm my academy. Our test he'd to be 100 percent. Nothing less. The hardest part was firearms, defensive driving and defensive tactics.

[@Mrbuckaroonie..]

Yes the written exams were full on in the Queensland Police Academy, Australia. Lots of study.

[@CodyChepa88]

Not having to get a law degree was probably the easiest part

[@abingham3747]

Doesn't pay enough for law degrees. If you want every cop to pack a law degree you better expect property taxes and rents go thru the roof cause cops salaries will skyrocket if they are required to hold a law degree.

[@pohateos9394]

​@abingham37 in my area your average lawyer makes roughly 100k and police in my area start at 85k so idk where you are getting "skyrocketing" costs...

[@abingham3747]

@@pohateos9394 are you familiar with anecdotal evidence? Just because something applies to your one little area doesn't mean it's the norm. Now if you want to talk real numbers and averages that apply to the masses. The annual average salary for a lawyer if $194,000 a year. Where the average police slaray is $48,089. So yea, if you want all police officers to carry a law degree, it's gonna cost the taxpayers substantially more.

[@PoweredbyJESUS7]

@@abingham3747 last time I checked there called law enforcement. Most officers are so poorly trained none know the law and it’s shocking there whole profession is to uphold laws but they don’t even know them. Plus they break laws on daily basis speeding and all other kinds of corruption. Truly a horrific profession to get involved with.

[@abingham3747]

@@PoweredbyJESUS7 "truly horrific profession to get involved with" Really? Because I'm a firefighter/paramedic and I work with police every shift. Do you know how many times I've seen an officer pull someone out of a burning building because they got there faster that the fire dept could? Or out of a crashed/burning car? The amout of times I've seen police do CPR on a child that has drowned or overdosed on their parents drugs? I've seen cops at their best and it's "truly a noble profession".

[@Checkers45-r9d]

I’m going to start my application for the Orange County Sheriffs in two weeks on my 20th birthday. So this is great advice.

[@Dinosaur12342]

My grandpa was the chief of police so I am going to try to be like him thanks for informing me

[@SH0WT1M3xGchBx]

The test-taking was nerve-racking for me. I have test anxiety so it made it worse. We had to score 70% except on the DUI/SFST we had to score 80% on a 10-question test. Definitely find a way to stay focused.

[@Grant-du8ix]

The SFST test was very easy though. No wonder why it is 80% to pass. If you can’t study that part good enough to score 80% then, you should worry lol.

[@somapneumapaideiaablessedlife]

Praying about the academy

[@PoweredbyJESUS7]

Feel sorry for you that you decided to join the CULT IN BLUE. Worst job in America and the academy’s are joke. Horrific outdated wanna be tough guy military style training with titles/rank that mimic military so the already ego inflated profession of law enforcement makes people think they are more important then they are. That military style has no place for civilian policing. Plus all the bizarre things they make you do and superiors think they are Gods and your a piece of walking trash. You get abused for 6 months and anyone who goes along with it and allows another human being to subject them to those things tells me there a very weak minded individual at the end of the day. Submissive and no true identity in life. Brainwashing begins immediately. It’s all about control. Superiors try to convince you it’s the best Career ever know to man. Corruption is unbelievably high. Plus now I’ll get into the nitty gritty. Sexual advances and cheating are common place along officers. Sex rings between them is the norm. Spouses and partners get cheated on all the time because cadets/ officers are around other cadets or officers everyday so manipulation happens and then things go south. People in law enforcement are some of the most corrupt, power abusing, lying, hypocritical, manipulative, cheating, womanizing, vile, wicked, sinful, anti God people in positions of power there is. Everything I just said is 100% true and I know all this because of my job I know law enforcement very well and from personally experience. They are horrible people. Plus my ex went through the Houston police academy in November 2020 I was COMPLETELY against it and she ended up validating everything I said and said how bad it was. The corrupt in blue is a uniformed gang. The general population who blindly supports them, calls them Heros and all the other worshiping and praising they do when it couldn’t be further from the truth. If people really know what goes on behind the scene and who Law Enforcement really are nobody with any kind of intelligence and spiritual conviction would support them. Get out while you can. The longer your in the more you get consumed by the demons until your so brainwashed and desensitized that is becomes harder and harder to come back to reality. It’s truly that bad.

[@Jimothy-723]

they said "No F's," and dude startes sweating...

[@ckchatta369]

😂😂

[@ckchatta369]

He had to apply a little extra effort to read as a pig

[@ChrisGee8o9]

I’ve been through 2 different police academies, tests are definitely the stressful part. But also the first 1-3 months of getting physically beat down with the PT and smoke sessions lol

[@TIG2MAN0]

I did fire dept academy. Absolutly the writen tests where the hardest part. Everything else was fun.

[@Raniz88]

70% WHAT!? Well, that explains a lot.

[@CardiaCreep]

I’m going to be starting my application eminently.

[@RSXSykO]

When the academy instructors say HINT HINT, or THIS may be on your test, i think you need to listen. Lol. I didnt study and banged out high 90's and 100's on every test. My 1st test was 100. TEST: a) M&M's, b) Peanuts, c) Slittles, d) Probable Cause. Thats how easy I feel the test was. Another question. You drive by and see a home owner and his son sitting on their portch cleaning 1 rifle and 2 handguns. What do you do, a) pull over and approach the house and question why they have guns. b) keep driving and do nothing. c) pull over introduce yourself and engage a conversation about gun safety, gun cleaning, and types of firearms. d) call dispatch, let them know there are 2 armed individuals who appear suspicious, call for back up, or e) pull over, engage both indiviuals, run their I.D through NCIC to find out if they are felons and legally own all 3 guns. 😅😅😅

[@301BOYSWP]

I hope you answered b. Because cops need to fucking mind their business. I'm on my property with my firearms. What gives a pig the right to just notice that and stop and come and approach me? You might be on the end of the barrel of three guns. Sounds fucking plain stupid to me. Most cops probably just call back up and make it sound way worse & turn it into like a situation where somebody gets killed. 😂😅 Of course the test taking was hard, they're not looking for intelligent people to walk beats. if you're smart you'll become a detective. That dude, that's been beat in the streets for 20 years is a fucking idiot. That's why he never got a promotion to do anything else. Yeah that or he enjoys just being able to harass people five days a week.

[@301BOYSWP]

I wonder how many of you are going to fucking get pissy

[@soulja4islam706]

Uhh what’s the answer? 😅 I would choose C

[@leonardoarellano2385]

The answer is (B) there is not probable cause and very little reasonable suspicion based on the fact that they have weapons, to make contact with the home owner. It’s not a crime to clean a firearm. Now if you received a complaint in regards to them you can make contact. There is many gray areas. But for the sake of this question and as it pertains, B. Would be the answer.

[@nysirwilliams8986]

@@leonardoarellano2385yup I agree

[@paulscott8377]

I just graduated the police academy Class 29 thanks for the motivation, watching your channel made me wanted to become a police officer

[@itsssstiny_]

I'm also joining and my exam is about a month away so I'll be prepared and take lots of notes

[@ChristopherWilliams-tv2vp]

Good luck I just passed mines with a 70 good luck

[@jorldan5440]

@@ChristopherWilliams-tv2vpwhat was on the exam? Is there math involved

[@12matheus34cabral]

how long did your background check take ? I am in this part now

[@itsssstiny_]

Update on my exam I didn't pass but hopefully the 2nd time around I will be even more prepared, never got to ask for my score.

[@jorldan5440]

@@itsssstiny_ what was on the exam?

[@isaacmclaurin]

Criminal Law was the most difficult test by far.

[@TheRealRickyVirgo]

In California we have to score 84% or higher I'd be less stressed if it was 75% haha , I'm in scenario testing and I feel like that's the most stressful because you never know what call you will get and what scenario you are being tested on until you arrive on scene. Plus we can get fired if we fail a scenario test. It's not hard it's just that make or break from graduating in 3 weeks that's stressful

[@12matheus34cabral]

how long did your background check take ? I am in this part now

[@thestarwarsgamer3258]

I’m sure this will be the hardest part for me too

[@alishanjones7095]

I’m Currently waiting for my Pellet B Results 🙏🏾 Wish me Luck. Got an 80 AFQT on my ASVAB so hopefully I do well on this too 🤞🏾 Decided I wanted to go Law Enforcement not Military (Update: I passed got my polygraph March 11th!)

[@bfry38]

Good idea!

[@12matheus34cabral]

how long did your background check take ? I am in this part now and how did you get to the polygraph so fast !! Im impressed :D

[@alishanjones7095]

@@12matheus34cabral the agency I’m applying too tends to complete their process within 3 months just finished my poly said I did well hopefully passed just gotta do psych, medical, and chiefs interview, backgrounds took about 2-4weeks to complete

[@12matheus34cabral]

@@alishanjones7095 by the name pellet b I suppose you applied for California, which I did as well

[@12matheus34cabral]

Hey good job in the polygraph it was today huh !! Good job

[@PumpkinsVRS]

The fact that you have to get pepper spray

[@altnap]

I’ve always wanted to be a police officer in the back of my mind. The fact that I’m a huge pothead in an illegal state is the part holding me back.

[@exileexe3173]

If it's really something you want to do and feel good about doing with your life do it man, and i say this as someone who smoked a lot too. It may feel good for a moment, but saving lives and having a career worth having is much better imo. I stopped smoking in January, had an interview in May, started going to the gym, impressed and prove to them I was done with the smoking and now I'm hired as a police officer going into the academy in a month, it's possible you just have to want it.

[@PoweredbyJESUS7]

Feel sorry for you that you decided to join the CULT IN BLUE. Worst job in America and the academy’s are joke. Horrific outdated wanna be tough guy military style training with titles/rank that mimic military so the already ego inflated profession of law enforcement makes people think they are more important then they are. That military style has no place for civilian policing. Plus all the bizarre things they make you do and superiors think they are Gods and your a piece of walking trash. You get abused for 6 months and anyone who goes along with it and allows another human being to subject them to those things tells me there a very weak minded individual at the end of the day. Submissive and no true identity in life. Brainwashing begins immediately. It’s all about control. Superiors try to convince you it’s the best Career ever know to man. Corruption is unbelievably high. Plus now I’ll get into the nitty gritty. Sexual advances and cheating are common place along officers. Sex rings between them is the norm. Spouses and partners get cheated on all the time because cadets/ officers are around other cadets or officers everyday so manipulation happens and then things go south. People in law enforcement are some of the most corrupt, power abusing, lying, hypocritical, manipulative, cheating, womanizing, vile, wicked, sinful, anti God people in positions of power there is. Everything I just said is 100% true and I know all this because of my job I know law enforcement very well and from personally experience. They are horrible people. Plus my ex went through the Houston police academy in November 2020 I was COMPLETELY against it and she ended up validating everything I said and said how bad it was. The corrupt in blue is a uniformed gang. The general population who blindly supports them, calls them Heros and all the other worshiping and praising they do when it couldn’t be further from the truth. If people really know what goes on behind the scene and who Law Enforcement really are nobody with any kind of intelligence and spiritual conviction would support them. Get out while you can. The longer your in the more you get consumed by the demons until your so brainwashed and desensitized that is becomes harder and harder to come back to reality. It’s truly that bad.

[@melissa-vc6bc]

The best comment

[@PuroNegro]

@@exileexe3173was there math on you’re official NTN test ? Cause on the practice they didn’t add any

[@ChristopherWilliams-tv2vp]

Listen to David Goggins he will get you straight

[@kiz766]

You are constantly being tested in the academy. It becomes almost second nature to be in a controlled stress environment, and it keeps piling on throughout. I noticed the hardest part for many people was getting in their own heads and failing cause of it. The tests are honestly straightforward, but if you overthink it you begin to spiral. But it was taser, pepper spray, and gas. Those were the hardest parts.

[@BobasLife]

I head off to the academy this July, do you have any tips on learning all the dry (but important) stuff like case law and elements of crimes? Also any note taking tips? Love the videos thank you!

[@tac6557]

This guy isn't an actual cop lol I went in and graduated like in 2004, did 13 years and got TF out. The most challenging part wasnt academy at all, it was learning to deal with other officers. I had a few issues with professionalism and conduct with my class of T48Alpha. It was a combination of frustration during combatives training and specifically during tactical handcuffing another officer. We had to do Armbar takedowns from wristlocks in a set motion that the instructors showed us. You had to do it their way. Me and my partner was going about 20%-30% on each other and the instructor didn't like that, so he made my partner drive me into the ground to do the arm bar takedown. My issue was you had to preform about 12 steps in the takedown THEIR way or you would fail and have to start over. Idk about you but 12 hours in a mat room towards waking up at 5 am to be there at 7 to start at 8 am, lasting till at least 7 pm, and trying to remember specific steps with a inpatient instructor was the hardest part. The tests where all verbatim from study material and the POPAT in my state was a breeze. Just get through academy and get on field training, that's when the REAL job begins. Just be yourself, be early, and have fun. You'll only get to live this once so enjoy it. Enjoy doing EVOC n stuff its a blast of a time.

[@marsupreme3232]

@@tac6557Just an fyi, he actually is a cop and there are photos of him after graduating from the academy

[@alanwiggins47]

​@@tac6557 he is though. Google him

[@NPCJoe]

@@tac6557 you like to talk first😂

[@lsufan4138]

Just pay attention, take notes and study

[@jackrosenbaum]

I'm actually planning on joining next year after I graduate college. Good to know!

[@RyfusFox]

70 isn't the worst standard to pass and yeah, the hardest part of any test taking is preparation and understanding the question. It's worse if you suffer from test anxiety.

[@NotTheMadKing]

I was shocked when I heard 70%+. Im a Flight attendent. We had to get a 90% on the tests.

[@jorldan5440]

@@NotTheMadKingI mean you are dealing with 100+ life’s up in the air

[@jordanpoorkhodakaram6892]

Debating on being a solo tax practitioner….after getting my cpa. Would you do a tax software podcast soon?!?! Really interested into this!

[@VampRL]

How did u go from a painter to a police officer congrats ig

[@Deerfield5]

Cus painting got boring and he changed his passion

[@ajd0101]

​@paynecyd517 if you really check his stuff out he doesn't seem to be a real cop. And it's obvi his uniforms aren't real, along with his center badges. No city name etc. Plus that multi light thing he wears isn't even a thing real police use or wear ever

[@Deerfield5]

@@ajd0101 like what people said before he can't show his real badge or numbers on KZbin and besides you can look him up Columbia Missouri he actually went through the police academy and also if he wasn't a real cop then he's impersonating a police officer so he is a real cop dumb ass but y'all just to lazy to look him up

[@Deerfield5]

​@@ajd0101did you really look him up he's in the Columbia Missouri police department if he wasn't a real cop don't you think he would've been arrested already for impersonating a police officer y'all KZbin and TikTok people make no sense

[@ajd0101]

@paynecyd517 idk maybe just saying the uniform he is wearing looks fake af. Plus he never showed any evidence he's a cop rn he seems as legit as patty mayo.

[@WryBarracuda624]

I’ve also heard from recruits that the state scenarios can be difficult because they get nervous and forget to do something and it can lead them to failing

[@Julixn188]

I got 16 days till I graduate high school, I just toured the Pa state police academy today. But I can’t wait to go, been a dream to become a cop for a while

[@813DSantos]

I'm 7 weeks from graduating my academy, and the tests were my biggest concern. Our department here in Florida requirements was a score of 80 or above, but thank God I passed all 19 tests plus the state exam, and now in ky final weeks THANK GOD

[@hanscascante7933]

Shit, ours was 80%

[@jamessumner4548]

Same bruh what state

[@hanscascante7933]

@@jamessumner4548 FL JSO

[@simplelife3103]

Same if you didn't make an 80 or above you failed out

[@devn3813]

What are they like are they multiple choice?

[@simeonjacksondavis4156]

@@devn3813yeah most cases

[@dot..p3447]

Take my test this Saturday

[@askedkedeldeif]

Currently a corrections officer with my county’s sheriffs department and hoping to go SRO and it’s looking hopeful I’ll get picked, our academy is 12 weeks and you can go home on weekends if you live close enough and want to. I heard test taking was the hardest thing, any books or anything I could read up on ahead of time to assist with what I’ll be learning?

[@jamessumner4548]

No pay attention take notes make fladh cards and study take it seriously

[@PoweredbyJESUS7]

Feel sorry for you that you decided to join the CULT IN BLUE. Worst job in America and the academy’s are joke. Horrific outdated wanna be tough guy military style training with titles/rank that mimic military so the already ego inflated profession of law enforcement makes people think they are more important then they are. That military style has no place for civilian policing. Plus all the bizarre things they make you do and superiors think they are Gods and your a piece of walking trash. You get abused for 6 months and anyone who goes along with it and allows another human being to subject them to those things tells me there a very weak minded individual at the end of the day. Submissive and no true identity in life. Brainwashing begins immediately. It’s all about control. Superiors try to convince you it’s the best Career ever know to man. Corruption is unbelievably high. Plus now I’ll get into the nitty gritty. Sexual advances and cheating are common place along officers. Sex rings between them is the norm. Spouses and partners get cheated on all the time because cadets/ officers are around other cadets or officers everyday so manipulation happens and then things go south. People in law enforcement are some of the most corrupt, power abusing, lying, hypocritical, manipulative, cheating, womanizing, vile, wicked, sinful, anti God people in positions of power there is. Everything I just said is 100% true and I know all this because of my job I know law enforcement very well and from personally experience. They are horrible people. Plus my ex went through the Houston police academy in November 2020 I was COMPLETELY against it and she ended up validating everything I said and said how bad it was. The corrupt in blue is a uniformed gang. The general population who blindly supports them, calls them Heros and all the other worshiping and praising they do when it couldn’t be further from the truth. If people really know what goes on behind the scene and who Law Enforcement really are nobody with any kind of intelligence and spiritual conviction would support them. Get out while you can. The longer your in the more you get consumed by the demons until your so brainwashed and desensitized that is becomes harder and harder to come back to reality. It’s truly that bad.

[@ckchatta369]

Pigs can’t fly, but apparently they can read. They just have to put a little extra effort into it.

[@Sages_life]

Did you learn any car maneuvers in the academy?

[@Pouncer_Fox]

I'm not him, but chances are extremely good yes.

[@PepsiP]

I don't know what state he's in but I'm pretty sure all require evoc (emergency vehicle operation course)

[@matthewciprian3201]

@@PepsiPcorrect in my academy we definitely had to pass an evoc course, was probably the most fun I had at the academy

[@PoweredbyJESUS7]

@@matthewciprian3201. Feel sorry for you that you decided to join the CULT IN BLUE. Worst job in America and the academy’s are joke. Horrific outdated wanna be tough guy military style training with titles/rank that mimic military so the already ego inflated profession of law enforcement makes people think they are more important then they are. That military style has no place for civilian policing. Plus all the bizarre things they make you do and superiors think they are Gods and your a piece of walking trash. You get abused for 6 months and anyone who goes along with it and allows another human being to subject them to those things tells me there a very weak minded individual at the end of the day. Submissive and no true identity in life. Brainwashing begins immediately. It’s all about control. Superiors try to convince you it’s the best Career ever know to man. Corruption is unbelievably high. Plus now I’ll get into the nitty gritty. Sexual advances and cheating are common place along officers. Sex rings between them is the norm. Spouses and partners get cheated on all the time because cadets/ officers are around other cadets or officers everyday so manipulation happens and then things go south. People in law enforcement are some of the most corrupt, power abusing, lying, hypocritical, manipulative, cheating, womanizing, vile, wicked, sinful, anti God people in positions of power there is. Everything I just said is 100% true and I know all this because of my job I know law enforcement very well and from personally experience. They are horrible people. Plus my ex went through the Houston police academy in November 2020 I was COMPLETELY against it and she ended up validating everything I said and said how bad it was. The corrupt in blue is a uniformed gang. The general population who blindly supports them, calls them Heros and all the other worshiping and praising they do when it couldn’t be further from the truth. If people really know what goes on behind the scene and who Law Enforcement really are nobody with any kind of intelligence and spiritual conviction would support them. Get out while you can. The longer your in the more you get consumed by the demons until your so brainwashed and desensitized that is becomes harder and harder to come back to reality. It’s truly that bad.

[@ggmanvids2916]

The hardest part for me (currently going through the academy) it was how we would have intense PT for the first half of the day, like I’m talking 400 sit-ups 200 push-ups 75 lunges and a lot of uphill running then hours of lectures after being physically worn down and I’m talking death by PowerPoint, then we would have a 50 point test on multiple topics it was tedious

[@joelapplin88]

What drug test do they typically issue? I smoked weed in the past two years so a hair follicle test would probably fail me…

[@3DMRB]

They do urine tests at most places

[@ajd0101]

a hair test is active for 90 days, not 1 or 2 years

[@benjaminwoodman7227]

I'm definitely thinking about it

[@KeepingUpWLeland]

Going to the academy in January. Are you expected to know anything on your first day or will they teach and lecture you? Don’t want to step in on the first day and be completely lost. What preparations would you recommend?

[@simeonjacksondavis4156]

Me to January 15th is the start of mine.

[@KeepingUpWLeland]

@@simeonjacksondavis4156 best of luck man. I start Jan 8th 💪🏼

[@simeonjacksondavis4156]

Any tips on PSYC exam ? I have mine on the 3rd.

[@Kimball84]

@@simeonjacksondavis4156January 16th I start

[@KeepingUpWLeland]

@@simeonjacksondavis4156just seen this, how was it?

[@SecurityOffDuty]

Thank you for posting, in process of employment first as service officer then academy building up process quicker.

[@gabrielcamacho2sik]

You should do a story time about why you joined the force, and your time in the academy.

[@olgaz2498]

I am thinking about joining the police force but I am conflicted and unsure because I doubt myself. Your vids help a bit :)

[@GunWall]

Only a 70%!? Wtf is going on in these academies nowadays.

[@gbaby3180]

guarantee you didn’t graduate with a 4.0gpa

[@ajd0101]

It's not as easy as people assume

[@GunWall]

@@gbaby3180 guaranteed my average was 91%. Not a 4.0 but well enough. And yours was??

[@GunWall]

@@ajd0101 but it’s not as difficult either.

[@ajd0101]

@GunWall well considering you got a 91% in the navy you wouldn't have any issues but the average person in the navy got like a 40 on the asvab so in terms of testing it's not for everyone and the people who are good at tests usually aren't the best choice for the streets, or they're scared straight, realize the profession isn't for them etc. Just saying when it comes to being a pure cop who rides the streets the last thing you should need to be good at is a written test as long as they pass the psy test etc. Basically they should replace the written test with irl situations.

[@NovatusRSGaming]

For me, the hardest part was by far the pepper spray. I still felt that shit 2 days later and my eyes water anytime I tell people about it 😂

[@johnnyperez5561]

I just enrolled last week back into school. Going to apply for the police academy. Hopefully being out the military for 5 years hasn't made soft on ppl!

[@sdlock83]

The hardest part for me has always been the practical application portions of the training.

[@TheTanveerGaming]

Now everyone is un police academy

[@brodyrichard263]

Not having 4 shells and only 2 on your vest is making my OCD go wild 🤯

[@NathanialDowns]

How much strength does it take to become a officer.

[@PhilipShywalker]

I’m joining the academy this December. Please help me be prepared and what I should be expecting. Thank you

[@aaronhayes4295]

I have to turn in my application but I don't know what to expect

[@jaysee7951]

My dream is to do behavioral analysis and criminal profiling. What all do you have to do in the police academy to graduate? I personally don't want to be a police officer, but to more brain work and help the police with solving investigations. Don't be afraid to give me the most descriptive advice you can. I really need it. I'm starting college tomorrow and want to work on a degree in the psychology and criminology setting. Thank you so much for posting this video.

[@melissa-vc6bc]

Currently in highschool my last year doing law enforcement in a program called roc, and i want to do the same as you and looking into it

[@GentiluomoStraniero]

The tests are written in a way that tests your comprehension. The hardest part for quite a few were scenarios.

[@juanhellcat7076]

I’m starting my police academy in August!! I’m excited to started it always wanted to pursue law-enforcement.

[@NathanialDowns]

And I mean like the inner strength of mind and soul to help you be unafraid or moved to be a police officer.

[@alexnoyola652]

I thought he was going say the hardest part was getting pepper sprayed lol 😂

[@minenamedothJeffeth]

Holy shit the material writes itself

[@FivezNX1]

I’m interested in joining up but tbh what I’m nervous about is the OC Spray part. I think I’d rather get shot than have OC sprayed in my eyes

[@thatdudefrmflorida5882]

Going to the academy soon

[@PoweredbyJESUS7]

Feel sorry for you that you decided to join the CULT IN BLUE. Worst job in America and the academy’s are joke. Horrific outdated wanna be tough guy military style training with titles/rank that mimic military so the already ego inflated profession of law enforcement makes people think they are more important then they are. That military style has no place for civilian policing. Plus all the bizarre things they make you do and superiors think they are Gods and your a piece of walking trash. You get abused for 6 months and anyone who goes along with it and allows another human being to subject them to those things tells me there a very weak minded individual at the end of the day. Submissive and no true identity in life. Brainwashing begins immediately. It’s all about control. Superiors try to convince you it’s the best Career ever know to man. Corruption is unbelievably high. Plus now I’ll get into the nitty gritty. Sexual advances and cheating are common place along officers. Sex rings between them is the norm. Spouses and partners get cheated on all the time because cadets/ officers are around other cadets or officers everyday so manipulation happens and then things go south. People in law enforcement are some of the most corrupt, power abusing, lying, hypocritical, manipulative, cheating, womanizing, vile, wicked, sinful, anti God people in positions of power there is. Everything I just said is 100% true and I know all this because of my job I know law enforcement very well and from personally experience. They are horrible people. Plus my ex went through the Houston police academy in November 2020 I was COMPLETELY against it and she ended up validating everything I said and said how bad it was. The corrupt in blue is a uniformed gang. The general population who blindly supports them, calls them Heros and all the other worshiping and praising they do when it couldn’t be further from the truth. If people really know what goes on behind the scene and who Law Enforcement really are nobody with any kind of intelligence and spiritual conviction would support them. Get out while you can. The longer your in the more you get consumed by the demons until your so brainwashed and desensitized that is becomes harder and harder to come back to reality. It’s truly that bad.

[@juniormaravilla9356]

Dude got fired 😅

[@jinxiankalista9424]

I bet it gets a lot more difficult as it goes on; however your right. Good police will take the tests and study. Take the extra mile in the long arm of the law

[@xtra_skin_on_tip8556]

Do I gotta get pepper sprayed😞😂😂😂

[@JimmeleRidley]

I was just bout to say “the test taking”

[@leaveorlibertyfishing7670]

I’m in the academy now and the minimum passing score is a 80% and you can only fail two exams throughout the entire academy which constantly stresses me out. So only two weeks in and one exam down I agree the test are the hardest and most stressful part.

[@Apollo_guy]

Yo what plate carrier is that looks cool

[@InvestWitVJ]

Good luck to everyone that’s in this career. For me the hardest was the getting smoked for other people mess ups. The physical was at first but you get used to it. And for us. It was 70 percent. But we have to get an 80 on midterm and final

[@3moneyrack]

I go back in December and I heard not the regular test but the law was the hardest

[@RKParK1]

Keeping Tackleberry in check and keeping Sargent Mauser off your back

[@zonesvillog210]

I will be going to the academy soon in the future

[@14USMA]

The hardest part is learning that if you buy the guardian angel light for yourself that this rookie is wearing, literally everyone in your department will flame you until you feel like the biggest most embarrassed jackwagon on the planet.

[@julio4246]

Memos and lack of sleep

[@DBDG0499]

I Can Imagine the Academy won't be Happy if I Requested Not to Wear a Heavy Vest 😂

[@djmix105]

Well, here in Florida you have to score 80 % on each test, can’t be less than 80 %. Plus, we had a total of 19 test throughout the whole academy. Then, when we all set and done with Academy we take the state exam, that’s 80 % score too, can’t be less that 80 %, and you have 3 attempts for state exam. If you failed it three times, you done, you gonna have to go back re-do the academy again or give up.

[@kxngtezz5183]

My only question is "how you study for math portion" & "how the polygraph work"

[@Uukyoa]

In Florida the academy is 6 months long it’s 80% or higher on each test with a total of approximately 14-16 tests . Then after you complete your required hours and graduate from the academy, you are not certified until you take the Florida state exam which is 250 questions and you must pass with an 80% or higher

[@tinyboxjosh7257]

I am starting the CHP academy on Monday. Definitely nervous but there is no such thing as quitting in my vocabulary 💪

[@fryderykchopin3974]

In my school in the Netherlands, 70% is the lowest passing grade or a fail depending on the class.

[@dondotson5459]

70 and certified was my moto

[@rubennava1123]

80 % at the academy I went to

[@martincano9264]

For me was the pepper spray lol

[@Take-u6f]

My sister said the testing was the part that she hated also.

[@PoweredbyJESUS7]

Feel sorry for you that your sister decided to join the CULT IN BLUE. Worst job in America and the academy’s are joke. Horrific outdated wanna be tough guy military style training with titles/rank that mimic military so the already ego inflated profession of law enforcement makes people think they are more important then they are. That military style has no place for civilian policing. Plus all the bizarre things they make you do and superiors think they are Gods and your a piece of walking trash. You get abused for 6 months and anyone who goes along with it and allows another human being to subject them to those things tells me there a very weak minded individual at the end of the day. Submissive and no true identity in life. Brainwashing begins immediately. It’s all about control. Superiors try to convince you it’s the best Career ever know to man. Corruption is unbelievably high. Plus now I’ll get into the nitty gritty. Sexual advances and cheating are common place along officers. Sex rings between them is the norm. Spouses and partners get cheated on all the time because cadets/ officers are around other cadets or officers everyday so manipulation happens and then things go south. People in law enforcement are some of the most corrupt, power abusing, lying, hypocritical, manipulative, cheating, womanizing, vile, wicked, sinful, anti God people in positions of power there is. Everything I just said is 100% true and I know all this because of my job I know law enforcement very well and from personally experience. They are horrible people. Plus my ex went through the Houston police academy in November 2020 I was COMPLETELY against it and she ended up validating everything I said and said how bad it was. The corrupt in blue is a uniformed gang. The general population who blindly supports them, calls them Heros and all the other worshiping and praising they do when it couldn’t be further from the truth. If people really know what goes on behind the scene and who Law Enforcement really are nobody with any kind of intelligence and spiritual conviction would support them. Get out while you can. The longer your in the more you get consumed by the demons until your so brainwashed and desensitized that is becomes harder and harder to come back to reality. It’s truly that bad.

[@MojoMountainMan]

Of course on that test there's a learning curve, of -60 %

[@Mayobread]

Yea and me becoming military police

[@Jazzy-s3b]

You look like soap from call of duty bro